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Tax benefits of a Health Savings Account | Paul Pahoresky (opens the original)
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A Health Savings Account, commonly called an HSA, can be one of the most tax-efficient savings tools available. Although its primary purpose is to help pay medical expenses, an HSA can also serve as a valuable part of a long-term retirement and tax-planning strategy. The main advantage of an HSA is its three-part federal tax benefit. Contributions may be tax-deductible, earnings inside the account can grow tax-deferred, and withdrawals are tax-free when used for qualified medical expenses. Few o
What to know about income tax filing status | Paul Pahoresky (opens the original)
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Your filing status is used for many purposes on your income tax return. These include your filing requirement, the amount of your standard deduction, eligibility for certain tax credits, and the computation of the correct amount of your income tax liability. Correctly selecting not only the proper filing status, but the optimal filing status can have a significant impact your total tax liability for the year. Your marital status on the last day of the year determines your marital status for the
IRS rules on charitable contributions change for 2026 | Paul Pahoresky (opens the original)
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For years, many taxpayers have been disappointed to learn that although they faithfully supported their favorite charities, churches and nonprofit organizations, they received no federal tax deduction for their generosity. Since most taxpayers have been claiming the larger standard deduction enacted in 2018 rather than itemizing, charitable contributions often provided no direct tax benefit. That situation changes beginning with the 2026 tax year. A new provision in the tax law allows taxpayers
What to know about 2026 Ohio sales tax holiday | Paul Pahoresky (opens the original)
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The annual sales tax holiday is right around the corner! The annual sales tax holiday begins Aug. 7 at midnight and ends at midnight on Aug. 9. Unlike in the recent past, this year the sales tax holiday will last three days. This is the time to take advantage of this tax-savings opportunity whether it be at a traditional brick and mortar store or online. Although these savings are intended to help families with school supplies and clothing for children, it is not limited to items forchildren. Oh
Understanding child and dependent care credit | Paul Pahoresky (opens the original)
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With summer upon us and the children being out of school, you may need to find someone to watch those children in the meantime. If you have dependents you pay someone to care for while you work, you may be eligible to claim the Child and Dependent Care credit. The most common example is a child or children enrolled in a day care program while both parents work or go to school full-time. Other examples are day programs for elderly parents and disabled dependents or a nanny hired to watch the depe
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